Tottenham Hotspur declines Bayern Munich’s second offer for Kane

Tottenham Hotspur has rejected the second offer from the German Bayern Munich for the striker Harry Kane, Daily Mail reports.

The English international is expected to join the rest of the Londoners’ squad for the start of pre-season training on Wednesday.

Bayern’s second bid for Kane was worth 80 million euros plus bonuses. The first offer was in the range of 70 million euros plus bonuses, and it was rejected at the end of June.

Tottenham are not intentioned to accept €80m fixed fee for Harry Kane. Sources close to Spurs guarantee that this amount won’t be enough for Bayern to make deal happen. ⚪️⚠️ #THFC

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Tottenham are demanding at least 100 million to sell their leading player, who is also the captain of the team. The Bundesliga champions are looking for a new striker after having some problems in that position last season.